Belin urges congressional probe of JFK murder despite belief of lone gunman
Washington AP Belin a Warren Commission official calls for a congressional review of Kennedy’s assassination. He says reopening would unlikely reveal a foreign conspiracy but might shed light on Oswald’s motives while criticizing CIA secrecy and past probing. He notes Castro plots and Eisenhower knowledge of assassination plans.
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Warren Commission
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
David W. Belin
CIA
P. Fidel Castro
Belin
Rockefeller Commission
Castro
Dallas
Oswald
Benn
CBS
Atadiate
Kennedy
Next Year Promising N C Tobacco Season Dud
North Carolina tobacconists describe the 1975 flue cured season as a loss with weather, high costs, and oversupply hurting profits. They expect better results next year after a 15 percent quota cut and a raised support price, amid mixed views on overall profitability and weather impact.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
W.K. Collins
Agricultural Extension Service
Charles Pugh
Extension Service
Connie Jernigan
Wilson County
John Cyrus
State Department of Agriculture
Columbus County
Sinus Sufferers Benefit From New Decongestant Tablet
A promotional item touts exclusive Hardscare Synaclear tablets that allegedly relieve sinus pain and congestion for up to 108 hours. It claims instant relief, easy breathing, and a nonprescription purchase at Mann Drug Stores, with satisfaction guaranteed. Also announces Provoc cough syrup from the same company.
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Icen
Syna-Clear
MANN
PROVO
Selma Men Rescued From Pamlico Sound
Three Selma North Carolina men John Ballard 69 John Stevenson 5 and his son Albert 20 were rescued after spending four days afloat when their 17 foot boat ran aground five miles east of Hatteras in Pamlico Sound. Coast Guard helicopters plucked them in calm condition and ferried them to the Hatteras station as gale warnings stiffened along the coast.
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Albert
Selma
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Hatteras Coast
Cherokee origins theory sparks North Carolina research
Wake Forest anthropology professor Dr David K Evans challenges standard views of Cherokee migration. He points to linguistic ties and blowgun use linking the Cherokees to Central America or the Caribbean rather than a northern/Iroquoian origin. He urges further study and notes expansion of overseas programs to include NC mountains.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forest University
David K. Evans
Wake Forest
Central America
Caribbean
Evans
Americas
Columbus
Latin America
North Carolina Mountains
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